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Chapters:
0:00 Getting AC Power Benchmark
1:56 Running Internet Router Off Regulated DC Power
4:42 Regulated DC Power Test Results
6:10 Running Internet Router Off Un-Regulated DC Power
8:20 Un-Regulated DC Power Test Results
9:29 I’M IMPRESSED!!!
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